Auberges de jeunesse à Montagnes The Catskills

« Delicious breakfast and host was very knowledgeable about local things to do »

« The hotel is old and weak. Stayed in a “Suite” that had water stains on ceiling, crud in the grout in the shower, and cigarette burn marks on the bathroom sink counter top. Also wreaked like chlorine throughout, bags of garbage from rooms in hallways for extended periods of time, carts also littered the hall and never retrieved. Hotel could be nice, needs A LOT of TLC. »

« Chambres propre et confortable. Facile d'accès avec toutes les commodités à proximitées. Personnel serviable et agréable. »

« The rooms are very clean and the staff are friendly and welcoming. »

« Tout. L’accueil, la qualité et la propreté des installations. »

« This is a wonderful place to stay. I love the rustic lodge. We stayed in the Bear. The beds were fabulous and the room is spacious. The bathroom needs to be redone. The toilet is low and the vanity is dated. There should be a lighted mirror and extra lighting in the bathroom. Otherwise, the Emerson meets my expectations! »

« Séjour original pour se ressourcer. Cabine bien équipée idéale pour 2 personnes. Un peu compliqué pour recevoir les codes d’accès car il faut être connecté. »

« Tout »

« We had a wonderful stay at Hotel Mountain Brook! The property is beautiful, cozy, and full of charm—the perfect setting for a fall getaway in the Catskills. The staff were warm and welcoming and made us feel right at home. We only wish we could have stayed longer. Thank you for such a lovely experience—we’d happily return! »

« Nice to stay in the main Hutton House but also get to enjoy the bar and open air restaurant along the river, just a short walk away. »

« When booking a luxury spa getaway, I primarily evaluate two factors: room ambiance (design, light, and comfort) and in-room amenities. On the first count, our king-size suite delivered. It was stunning—spacious, flooded with natural light, and outfitted with large windows and motorized shades. However, the in-room essentials fell short. At $650 a night in a secluded location, missing basic vanity supplies like lotion, shower caps, loofahs, dental kits, and sewing kits felt like a major...